Sentence examples for address intelligent from inspiring English sources

Jensen and Christensen [ JC95] were the first to address intelligent bandwidth selection within the photon mapping framework with the introduction of differential checking.

George W. Bush addressed intelligent design just once in public, saying that he believed "both sides ought to be properly taught".

There are three key issues that a new generation of models should urgently address: pedestrian "intelligent" interaction with the surrounding people and environment, effect of human bodies on dynamic properties of unoccupied structure and inter-subject and intra-subject variability of pedestrian walking loads.

In future studies, we will address the intelligent functions in detail.

This paper reviews aspects of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) autonomy as suggested by the Autonomous Control Logic chart of the U.S. DoD UAV autonomy roadmap; levels of vehicle autonomy addressed through intelligent control practices and a hierarchical/intelligent control architecture are presented for UAVs.

If Vendler sometimes belabors the obvious, as in a three-page catechism summarizing Heaney's poem about the bird-nurturing saint, her book is nonetheless a model of a kind of criticism now alarmingly rare, a sympathetic exposition addressed to intelligent readers in or out of academia.

They could be addressed by intelligent features to increase the performance of mobility management.

Just over half of the respondents (53%) felt that only biological evolution should be taught in college science classes, while slightly fewer (44%) felt that addressing why intelligent design/creationism are not scientific could be used to teach nature of science.

To address these issues, intelligent assistant systems have been rigorously studied in both the artificial intelligence (AI) and the intelligent systems research communities.

Hands is a beautiful and stylish Lady Chatterley, showing a responsive, intelligent address to the camera, and she is also - if this doesn't seem obtuse - wonderfully clothed, with tailoring that I suspect owes more to contemporary French style than anything available to a 1920s Englishwoman, however wealthy.

So how you address your artificially intelligent friend in the cloud is important.